Education

  • AFL Cat helps students strengthen ties

    COLAC students hope to strengthen their ties with the business community this week.

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  • Funding cuts will hurt teens

    A COLAC civic leader says funding cuts to training will lead to a generation of disengaged teens.

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  • Survey reveals allergic schoolchildren

    A SURVEY of Colac and district primary schools found 27 pupils had allergies to food and environmental factors.

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  • Piano students Liam McCullagh, Alice Guye, Molly McAlinden, Jewel Sibley, Grady Murnane and flute student Holly Robertson are excited about performing in a Colac eisteddfod next month.

    Sound of music returning to Colac

    A COLAC music eisteddfod is back after a three-year break.

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  • Problems with language plan

    FORTY per cent of Colac’s Year 12 students would study a foreign language within 10 years under a Liberal Party plan.

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  • Burglars hit Colac school

    POLICE are investigating a burglary at a Colac primary school.

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  • Colac students will endure poverty

    A COLAC school will shut off its heating system and eat simple food for a day so students can experience poverty.

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  • Mayor defends special meeting

    COLAC mayor Stephen Hart has defended his decision to call a “special meeting” to vote on an issue that people had already resolved.

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